Klaus Wiese - Qumra Ii (Aniv) [Reissue] L'Imperatrice Morpheus (1917) inhabits a world

Morpheus (1917) inhabits a world of heavy-lidded rêverie which decorates the viola line with Szymanowskian tracery from the piano

Can't Stop Lovin' You (Promo Video)

The innate chemistry among the five musicians can be heard here in stunning clarity

Dre and Will

In the wake of the undoubtedly positive reception we are sure this collection will receive you can look forward to the fact that the second and final volume of Taylor's 45s will hopefully be with you by the end of 2025 or early 2026

Klaus Wiese - Qumra Ii (Aniv) [Reissue] L'Imperatrice Morpheus (1917) inhabits a worldKlaus Wiese (1942 2009) was a German musician and sound researcher. Wiese brought the teachings of Sufi Hazrat Inayat Khan to Germany from his travels in the East. His album "El Hadra, the Mystik Dance," which he created with Mathias Grassow and Ted de Jong, made him famous in the genre. Under his own name, From 1981 until his unexpected death in 2009 he released upwards of 60 recordings, not including collaborations (with Oophoi, Mathias Grassow, Ted